The authors don't dismiss the role of growth which they describe as "without question important"—though they do say it can lead to greater inequity unless there are policies specifically designed to improve public health.One of the points that emerge from the report has been the subject of a lifetime's research by the panel's chairman.
Without question though, the most comprehensive examination has been a series of papers put out as a report by the International Monetary Fund's internal watchdog — the Independent Evaluation Office.
The ideas that one can spend too much time on social networks, or suffer deleterious effects from them, or feel real pain or turmoil because of interactions on them are accepted (though sadly not always without question).
Without question though, earworms can be annoying little buggers.
His relationship with Roosevelt is not so much worshipful as familial — there's lots of affectionate teasing, and little resort to the solemn encomium, though this is, without question, an admiring portrait.
On the face of it, the Surface Studio isn't the best looking all-in-one we've seen around (though it is, without question, impressively thin).
At this point, however, I have to say that in spite of all the good reasons not to, even though he is, without question, a horrible hypocrite and whoremaster and all that?
If you need any help with anything at all, though, people are there for you without question.
Without question, though, the Senate tax bill provides tax relief to the middle class, as promised.
Without question, though, Dylan read Mexico City Blues and was deeply interested in Beat writing before he left Minneapolis for New York.
Without question, though, this is a large part of the reason that people in the gulf are frustrated with Mr. Feinberg.
